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Program completion rates reflect the number of students admitted to the clinical program who remain in the program and complete the nursing curriculum within 7 quarters.

• 2023-24 – 67.6%

Prior to the 2020-21 academic year, program completion rates reflect the number of students admitted to the clinical program who remain in the program and complete the nursing curriculum within 10 quarters.

• 2023-24 – 67.6%
• 2022-23 – 49%
• 2021-22 – 67%
• 2020-21 – 49%
• 2019-20 – 67%
• 2018-19 – 71%
• 2017-18 – 69%

The Division of Nursing is committed to excellence in the education of students of diverse educational and cultural backgrounds preparing them to enter an ever-changing health care environment as competent practitioners of nursing. This educational environment fosters clinical reasoning, is achieved through interaction of faculty with students, is responsive to community needs, is cognizant of regional and national trends in health care delivery, and recognizes its responsibility for research and scholarly activity, and service.

The philosophy of the Division of Nursing reflects the mission of ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½. The commitment to be a program of the highest quality is led by a caring faculty dedicated to providing an environment of innovative educational excellence. Through faculty and student interaction, graduates are prepared to transition to nursing practice in a complex and changing world. The educational environment supports the development of knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to provide safe, patient-centered care as members of a diverse healthcare team. The ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ Tech nursing program fosters the development of professional values in lifelong learners who are engaged in their community and embrace an interconnected, global perspective.

1. The program’s annual NCLEX examination pass rate will be at least 85% for all first-time test takers from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 every year.
2. Ninety percent (90%) of respondents to the postgraduate survey will have found employment as a Registered Nurse in nursing within 6-12 months after graduation.
3. Sixty-seven percent (67%) of students who begin in NURS 110 complete the nursing program within 7 quarters, which is 100% of the usual timeframe for the program.
   
   (Updated 09/07/2022)

Utilize information and technology to communicate, monitor, and improve quality and safety of patient care.

Use clinical judgment to provide compassionate safe patient-centered care in professional partnerships across diverse settings and populations.

Demonstrate a professional identity that reflects leadership, accountability, and ethical decision-making while pursuing lifelong learning.

Utilize effective communication through collaboration with a culture of teamwork to promote optimal health outcomes.

Integrate evidenced-based practice using clinical judgment across diverse settings and populations.

Promote health and wellness in diverse settings and populations through community engagement and global awareness.